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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
12
The document discusses fertilizer restrictions and nitrogen usage, noting wartime agri policies, organic nitrogen limits, and fertilizer practices. It cites USDA figures and agronomists warning about soil structure and future crop production prospects postwar droughts, with references to wheat, corn, milk handling, and regional production trends.
The Mink Creek Ranchers Club sponsored a festive event with officers Dwight Wilde president and Voua Cole vice president. Joyce Keller crowned queen with attendants Beverly Bell and Delbert Keller among local families. Guests from nearby towns attended as horses danced, and training and pageantry highlighted the day.
Mr and Mrs Harold Webster of Pocatello and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Merrill of Blackfoot attended with relatives and parents during a community gathering. Ellen Auger and Charles Larsen spoke while Lavon Neushiswan and Jana Jepsen hosted visits and a Monday evening reception.
A fragmentary account outlines how the state has paid substantial interest on long term bonds, warrants, and related financing. It notes totals around several million dollars, with references to the State Insurance Fund and permanent endowment components, amid broader public finances and proposed referendums.
The readable fragments mention numbers and names but lack context creating an incomplete notice. No clear event date location or agency is identifiable from the OCR snippet.
Fragmentary text from an OCR source mentions price per hundredweight and sugar value with unclear attributions and broken phrases. No readable names, dates, or concrete events are extractable for a coherent summary.
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